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> Further, what happens when you commit a crime where there are no witnesses? Someone testifies as to what they've witnessed that makes them believe you are gu
by mnarayan01 12y ago
> Further, what happens when you commit a crime where there are no witnesses?
Someone testifies as to what they've witnessed that makes them believe you are guilty, giving you a chance to question them about any flaws.
- Karunamon 12y agoOkay. And how does a speed/red light camera preclude this?
- mnarayan01 12y agoIANAL but I don't believe it does. In a criminal trial introducing one as evidence would require some substantial effort (witnesses testifying to location, lack of tampering, etc), but I believe (again, IANAL) that generally states treat camera violations as civil, thus avoiding this work. Whether that's a good thing or not is a different question.